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J. NJ. Cody, for visiting ana purifying 50 m
body OF Joseph Legentt, .......,..'..'. II W.
Committee on claims made the follow
ing report which was read, and on mo
ton, was approved.
To the President and Members of the Police
Jury.
Gentlemen-Yo our committee on claims
beg leave to report that they have care
fully examined all claims referred to
them and find them to be correct and
recommend that they be paid.
Very Respectfully,
D. D. AEDRUE, Chairman.
DEMCY LIES,
J. 7. HEWITT,
WIN. VINCENT.
Committee appointed at our last meet
ing to examine the claim of VIM. ID.
Haskell, made the following report,
which was read, and on motion, the
committee was granted further time to
make their final report.
To the Honorable Police Jury of Calcasieu
Parish.
Gentlemen-Your special committee
who was appointed at your last regular
meeting to Investigate the claim Of VIM.
| II. Haskell, beg leave to report that they
/ were unable to make final report, oW-
ing to the fact that they have been IN
able to procure certain books, which
were necessary to report intelligentiy.
Respectfully submitted,
J. W. BRYAN,
J. T. HEWITT,
DEICY lies,
ISAAC NICHOLS,
Mr.. Vincent in the Chair.
On motion J. W. Bryan offered the
| following report which was read and
| adopted; and the Ordinance ordered to
be printed and lie over until our next
meeting.
To the Honorable Police Jury Of Oalcasieu
| Rarish
Gentlemen-Your special committee
who was appointed at your last regular
Injecting to revise the old road law Of
this Parish, and recommend to this
body such amendments or additions Of
circumstances requires.
Beg leave to report the following or
dinance which in our judgment coVert
all that is required on this subject.
Respectfully submitted,
J. W. BRYAN, Chairman
J. T. HEWITT,
ISAAC NICHOLS.
On motion the following named per
SONS of Ward 2, Rev. ElTidge Foshe ant
Mildly Walker, also, Henry Band of w art
s, were placed on the pauper list, on THU
Bird day of November, 1887.
j. W. Bryan resumed the Chair.
On motion, minutes Of to-day's pro
ceedings were read and approved.
i, On motion, the Police Jury adjournet
until Tuesday, January II, 1888, at l
Approved: J. W. BRYAN, President
Attest: DosITE VINCENT, Clerk P. J.
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STOVES and BUGGIEs, Buggies with or without Top
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fNE LANE HHARLES EgRD
ilArEs 81 ADVERTISING

Transient advertisements, 81 per inch, first
insertion, and 30 cents for each subsequent
Insertion. Legal advertisements Zone huns
dfcd words or less 81 for first and so cents
for each s1bseqnent insertion.
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NaNmBN ~ MmaaFa a on fleiD philadelphia
NFsN NaN n at tho Newspaper Afver
49, - timing Agency OF MessrE
NsNaH SEa q SON. our authorised agents.
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Eree PassOs.

IL Mc Eilpr Of n, Register:
The charges OF bribery and undue inttu-
cnce have gone quite far enough and it Is
now time for honest aud iair-thinklng
men, Irrespective Of parties, lor the credit
OF the State, Il place upon such a state OF
things their stern condemnation. There
is not an honest man in the state that be-
hcvyS that the taking of u free railroad
PISS would improperly Influence any mem
her of the Legislature. Judge OF the SUI
preme Court, or any other State officer.
The proposition To prevent the taking at
free passes is simply Supremacy ridiculous,
and is not only AN insult to the mem
berS OF the Legislature, hut iS
an insult TO their constituents
that while the proposition does not say so,
in 81 mlny words, yet it means that the
people are not competent tn select honest
men To represent them in the Legislature
and I'LL other State offices. Men who are
10 suspicious OF the corrupting influences
Of railroads, should not ride on them. The
proposition to prevent the taking OF free
passes IS one which Is alone addressed to
the u]nthiuking and unretlecting men ut
the State, and is only urged by ranting
demagogueS. | hope there Is not
a member nov in the
Legislature that will offer such a PROPOSE.
ton, hut should it be done it should be in
d~ignantly voted down. 1t il due to the
members of the Legislature and their IN
stituents that they should vote against
such q proposition thereby showing that
they believe themselves above and beyond
suspicion. Yours, etc,
4. G.. REGEI.
PBiHppi, March 9, ISL.
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THENew York Herald publishes part OF
A letter from . West Nirginian to a prom
inent Government official at Washington,
that contains some good points well put.
He M among other things;
The people say the President has beat
the RAIDS on the negro question, after all
They carried him high tor votes, but
hear the President has gone them one bet
ter ON a Trotter. Ifthat'S for equality OF
association and marrying | am agin It, but
if it's for Justice TO the black man and Tor
campaign purposes, all q. h.
The democrats don't have much sense,
for they quarrel in the party while the
RAIDS fail into line whCneverthe horn blows,
and that's how they divided - many hi@
steals among themselves aud got campaign
money. knew j.. Warren ketier IN the
army; wasn't he a honey
If old Grover keeps his eve right on
the dot for honesty he'll win. This Gov
ernment is a big thing, and the man who
runs il best is the man the people are go
ing to employ
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ROBERT II.
A Deserving Tribute to the Memory of a
Valuable Citizen.

4 Deserving Tribute to the Memory of a
Valuable Citizen.
To TIE Editor of TIE Register.
One Of our most valuable citizens has
passed away. The death of Robert II.
Phillips was a sad surprise to this COM
munity. The writer, vino was in his COM
pany ON his recent trip to Charleston, and
who then saw him full of vivacity, in the
rayest of spirits aud to all appear
ance in the enjoyment of the best
Of health, little thought that the
next thing he should hear of him would
he that TOR him the inevitable hour and
the dread summons had come. His loss
will be felt most largely by his relatives
and friends but in no slight degree by'a
city which can III afford to be deprived OF
one of its most sprightly and active o
tie was not only possessed OF alively in
telligence, but he was ever disposed to
exert it for the benefit Of his fellow men
and never heSitated to encourage
by voice and action any public enterprise
which be thought would promote the pros
ncrity OF Wheeling and enlarge the happi-
ness Of its citizens. Our State Fair owes
much of its success to his energy and in
ter,St, and the watchful activity with
which he threw himself into the advance
mgut of it's varied interests which required
not a little, the capacity for details which
he possessed in. ~ marked II degree.
Ohio county cannot claim to have
ever had abetter or more Sigilant Assessor,
or one thar felta greater interest or pride in
executing the duties Of the office. Small
indeed WAS the property that the law had
marked tor taxation hat found n way to
escape his investigating eye, and very few
were they who could make any claim to
the imposition of an erroneous assessment
under his administration.
In the confidence of his party he held a
high and we'll deserved position because he
was faithful To it, loved it for itself and
was ever willing to. sacrifice
self interest for its success. No gathering
of the true and faithful was ever felt To be
Juite complete without his advice and COZ
dial cooperation and no one doubted that
he was a sentinel who would not sleep at
his post. As a Christian he WAS sincere
and deyout in his faith, steady in the DID,
Seryance OF the duties which the religion
ct Christ indicates to its professors, AMI
ever al the front in every move
ment for the good of his church
and the spread and triumph
ofthc teachings and inspirations Of Chris
tianity. \ kind father and devoted huS-
band, no one will wonder that wife and
children sadly and tearIully bewail his
loss and lament with SOrrOwing hearts the
loving relative 80 untimely called away.
Your readers will doubtless excuse this
slight tribute rom a sincere
FRIEND.
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TaE opinions of HENY WARD EEcHER,

TaE opinions of HENY WARD EECHER,
quoted in another column, show how diff
ferent is the estimate put upon the man
by the people. II will he interesting to
watch the future of Plymouth Church,
now that its great leader has passed away.
As is known, Mr.. BEECHER and his con-
gregation withdrew from his denomination
in lsS2. II Mr.. BEECHER's theology Is
founded upon great ideas that touch the
hearts and minds of people, his church
will 90 on and prosper, notwithstanding
the shock given by the death Of its pastor
But if only . large congregation was
brought together by admiration for the
elOquenee and greatness of a man, the
church henceforward will be like the play
of HAMLET with HAMLET Left out \
system of religion cannot in these days he
built upon mere admiration for man,
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THE GREAT RAILROAD DEAL.

AAAAH UNA -
So conflicting are the rumOrs concern
ing the alleged great railroad deal, that it
is impossible at this writing to know Just
how much truth and how much fiction
there is in them. II, rs il Tumorcd, Nit,
SUILY and his friends have procured a
controlling interest in the &. 4 o. railroad,
it places them n the head of what is per
haps the greatest railway system of the
world. II stretches from New York al
most to the uttermOSt parts Of the south
aud far into the West. Ii includes the
Central Railroad OF New Jersey, the Phila-
delphia and Reading system, the Richmond
Terminal and Richmond and Danyille
properties, the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia lines, the Central Railroad Of
Georgia, and the Baltimore and Ohio.
And of all these properties there is to be
made one great trunk line, with 10000
miles of track. There is q TumOr also that
the T. x q. telegraph lines will pass into
NAhN ahAAN Ahu eventually NhAo ~ Abh
troll Of the Western Union and the +. & q.
express business into the hands Of the
Adams Express.
Should this deal he conSummated ac-
oOrdiDg to rumOr, great possibilities may
be IN store, both good and bad. As far AS
West Virginia is concerned the result can
not for a time at least we'll be detTi-
mental. The b. & o., being in compsti-
ton with other roads, has pushed up
freight charges in West Virginia to the
highest possible limit in order to make mp
for the low charges from points farther
west where there was danger OF losing
trade from the competition OF either roads.
The merging of this road into the Others
aud a change of management will be like
-ly to make cheaper rates and will supple
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ment the inauepce of the Inter-state Conn.

ment the influence of the Interstate COM
meree bill.
But Baltimore will look with great dis
favor ON such an arrangement. Baltimore
being a terminal point of the B. & o. has
brought a-great trade to that city. The
great terminal point will now be New York
city, and Baltimore will lose much of its
prestige, becoming only an important sta
ton.
A feature that is extremely unpleasant
for the people to contemplate, is the great
tendency toward concentration. Should
the Western Union get control of the B.
80. telegraph system, the Adams Express
of the b. 4 o. Express, and the B. & o.
railroad be merged into other roads form
ing a great system there would be
formed three great giant m~onopolies
that could if so minded, crush
out all competition and control the trade
of the regions through which they pass.
Stringent legislation may be necessary to
prevent great abuses. The Interstate
Commerce bill has not come any too soon.
1t seems that the great leaders in bust
ness and enterprise in this country want
to do everything on a grand scale. 1t is
an era of building great cities and forming
great railway systems. But there is re-
mote possibility that if the power of COLI
centratiOn of the great enterprises of the
country into the hands OF a few corpora
tons goes on, the people will look with
such disfayOr on the movement that they
may vote to carry the concentration far
Their and place railroads, telegraphs, etc,
under government management. This is
one of the possibilities, and it is by no
means a pleasant one.
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AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HORSE.

JAMES NJ. Mason in person and by his
newspaper has done mole to get up anu
keep mp the cruel TRADE against Senator
CAMDEN, than any half dozen gentlemen
who have co-opsrated with him, and yet
when the time comes to divide the spollS
they take care that he shall gctno crumbs
that fall from their table.
lie has been called al sorts Of nameS Tor
wears, such as crank, rattle Drained, butter
milk Jim. and the Lord knows what all.
The an.i-raurus men have no fancy tor
him aud no confidence ia hin except aS a
kicker. In their capacity they put hlm
forward and he has certainly, earnestly and
p,rsisiently kicked from the Jump; kicked
harder and IaStrr than a mule. lie has
followed his yagaries by day and by night.
lie has worked while Others slept and fur
pishrd the material Tor them to fight
UPON, and nov they want to turn him out
like theold horse TO barren pastures to die.
They whisper among themselves that he
is 50 smirched by his cunning schemes
that il won't do to trust him, that Gov.
WILSON could never afford to tender
him the empty compliment Of such Il Sen
atorial appointment - has been handed
To the Honorable LUChs ON silver service,
but with questionable title.
al Mr.. MASON they say: Oh, he Is
obnoxious to the people ON account oil ms
crazy tax scheme, and because of his other
scheme to saddle Il debt OF millions OF dol
lars on the people of West Virginia Tor his
New York syndicate, which they Ito not
owe.
Rumor has it, that Mr.. MASON has said,
the light against CAMDEN from lirStto last
has cost him about seven thousand dollars,
and this We would rot regard improbable.
That is exactly like him. Call the roll
of the twelve gentlemen who stood out
against the caucus nomination regularly
made; stood out in disregard OF acustom and
party usage, that has been adopted by all
parties in free Government; stood al the
risk of losing party asccndency in the
State, and what have they done? Amid
all the clash and fight, MASON has Deen
the wheel horse, and his money and and his
newspaper furnished the stock in trade tor
the boilers.
1t does not require much Of 4 prophet to
tell that the boilers and Governor WILSON
nave no sugar plum for JAMES NJ. Ii he
lives over the intervening recess upon his
short pasturage they will expect him to
again go upon the tread mill and grind
away without recognition, emOlument or
honor. Poor MASON, We pity him. The
boilers have haltered him up a. their pack
horse and his weary life is to be worn away
aud at last his bones bleach uncovered
whilst he shall be uuhonorgd andunSung.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

AZ a meeting Of the City Council. held March
Sth, ISL an ordinance was passed making it I'M
lawful Tor the BARRIERS Of the city of Wheeling To
keep open ON the sabbath day, to take effect from
the passage OF the ordinance. Therefore, all
customers are hereby notified that all the shops
will close promptly at midnight on Saturday
night and remain closed until Monday morning.
Any infringement Of the ordinance imposes a
penalty of not les than five. nor more than
twenty dollars, for each and every ofenSe. All
persons interested viii ac- ordingly take due no
tice.
[Signedl BARRIERS OF THE CITY OF
msr9t WHEELING.
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MNNDiN. APRIL lib. 1851.

selI at rubllc action 10 the highest and bezi
bidder. MT the inbt dor Of The Court HOUSE OF
Marshall county commencing al 10 o'clock O.
IN al said day, M following described fealtr-
tate. that Is 10 $40 Eighty acres at land more
or lsss, on Whec ~ Greek, IN Marshall county.
We,t Virginia, nt,iUing lnndsOf JDsbua Blsfs,
william Ruth AT others. being the residue Of
the Henry COukt land conveyed 10 said Crnpe
by deed dated Jsunry tth, ls1l, TO which deed
reference j. hero mbde for a full description OF
aid land, exceJlbg aud Tesering ihereifomtn
acres, more or Id conveyed 10 J0ln 'lemel
by said Iawrenfs 'rlpe aud Hannah CruJe, DIS
vile. by deed iated Not cmb-t lab, ls-0. sb1
recotied In Dee Book No =, Pages lLJ and let,
Marshall Count kEsc0rd 81 ic'i- wbteff ~sn
tTart il bounded anI deSrithed n. follows: CsD.
mcncing a; q rGsi where william kuth's hne
intorseais the ldtt 81 said Lavreiice tripe NJ fbe
county TOAl 18th az gTnyeyapi thence fkst
along the line cthe county road ~ pole; thence
north ~ poles lia line parallel With the line Dc
tween sald Cme and William Rub "a TIE line
ietv,eo ,aIj ape and Joshua Blake. thence
vest along ti3 line between 1aId Crnpc sni
Joshua Blslc : poles 30 NJ line betYeen satd
tIr,s and WlIhin Rub; thei-. TssD ~ -
along the line <twatn h.sd CrIps +.sd Wilttala
Ruth IN the pi,e ~ beginning, said tract q six
sc,es having zen teieascf by G. r. Ol1hmI,
assignee of "a oldham. administrator ~ v. n.
Oldham decerta.
TFRMs or ALE -ISne.tblnd cash, balance
4, one and tweSesrs With Interest from day, u
.sle the purris~er giving his notes vita gnDd
Sec,idfy On tbs deferred payments, and The HILL
10 d. retained f,til purchase money Is paid In
full. W. '. ho'h, ifrNe'
maySua 4
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~PHILLIPS-On Tuesday. March >.h. AT y.ln y.
IN K. H. PHILLIPS. agei 3 years.
FiuersI will take place Friday Afternoon
al 80 O'Clock. from his late residence, No.
"a Main strcl. mtCrncut At Mt wood 'cme-
terry. Friends Of the family are respectfully in
vitcd 10 attend.
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THEC~ CHARLESTON
WTrTTEWASH

Is q pleasant and ehectual outward application
for the cure Of all diseases OF the sexual organs
i'm male OF female. such rs e.. aud t.. sc. y, yer
fails. Perfectly safe. sold by most druggists.
send a dollar aud we will express yOu a bottle
prepaid. MCLAlN BROTHERS,
mrs Manufacturers Agents.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OLA DEED or TRUST MADE
- BY Lawrence CrUpe 10 the undcrsiencf
Imstee. dated the 9Th day OF september. isIs,
ana recorded In ne Office Of the Clerk OF the
County C0uIt Of Nafshali county, West virginia,
in Deed OF Trust i3Dk No. 3. Pages I8i and l3o,
I Will ON
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J. A. MILLER AYtnt.
TO BE SOLD OR TO BE LET.

Having drcidcl b move back 10 the city, ]
herewith offer for ~. my ieauliinl country re,t
deucr, situated on ilr National Road, clOs. To
The Wheeling Park together with 5 arres Of the
finest and bert cuIttuted Land, either together
or ia lots: or, IN cad 81 no sale, ] offer the same
for rent. II l. oui Of the finest country seats
ABOUND Wheeling 4d makes "A iinc and beautiful
home Possession tyeDpinctly. For yarticu'
lars call on or add H. OTTO HESS,
National Road, ( nIles East Of CITY OF wheeling
mar1b
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NOTICE.
mrllI
THALLENGE.
.O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Notice is / hereby given that 10y authority of the
Commissioner at Navigation uG the United states.
under Section =. Chapter lOi, Act at March =,
1881. u section .. Chapter ri, Act Oi July .,
1851, the name of the steamboat "Nclla +.
Brown" has been changed L. that of John L..
GEO. ". CONNELL,
mrllt Secretary john X IOwbnnt 60.
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--I.OITIS A SHERLEY.

AMOS DANlS.......... ~ dI'"i"
CHAEIE REEVES. .-..".. tIvrk.
Will leave for Cincinnati and intermediate
points on saturday at &u'cluck. For information
applyto FRANk BOOTH.
mrIlr Agent.
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Citizens Building Association No, e

DERSONS DESIRING TO SAVE MONEY OR
L buy a hone can find no better way than by
subscribing for stock ia the above Association,
shares, Sl50; weekly payments, - cents. Stock
can be- procured ut the office of the Fire AMI Ma
rine Insurance Company, IA. III Main street,
next Tuesday evening. or from any Of the follow
ing gentlemen:
Joseph Lawson. Hugo /. lun>,
G. II. collier. L.. +. Chriswcll,
q. \. Bcall, f. G.. II. SChwrrtlcgrr,
+. G.. Myers, Henry +. Jones,
NJ. Il. Wolf. ". NJ. l"ughrr,
mrctdS :. J. Boyd.
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EOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
No. 6 Ohio sseet, frame house. seven roonA
No. gOi Maj street, brick house. I've rooms
No. ag Cbpiine street. frame house, 6vs
rooms.
No. sisc hayline street, br1ck house, NJ foons
No. STveny-ssyenth street. frame bouse, sfx
rooms.
No. zIl Nin direct, store and dwelling Ak
rooms.
No. III Meeollocb street, brick house. suitsbss
Cor several 6abjlies, sixteen roBinA /.
No. 2ag NErtet street, store and cclisr,
For Sale.
The very asirsble property nj corner Of Chsps
line and Twenty sixth streets, contains eight
rooms and sore room. (now occupied BY Coas-
man, the drggist). 4to frame dwelling ca
rear OF same half lot. containing four np6us.
WIN he soid eparste Of tozstber.
Desirable vacant Los I'm different parts Of the
city.
Real Estafe AeBn1g
mrCdXc No. ZA Cbapifne Btr6eE
a-.u-~u Ia
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NOTICE.
Young Mems Democratic Club.

All members are requested tO meet at the club
room this Friday afternoon at one o'clock, To
attend in a body the funeral of our late brother,
ROBERT II. PHILLIPS.
mrlIu 4 Il. REALL, Secretary.
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DIED.

P5jhPpi, March Q, ISL.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-11-05
]. H. WILLIAMS,
General Merchandise,
MONTGOMERY, LA.

Invites your special attention to an i'm
mense Stock Of Goods Of every descrip-
ton. which will deepen the interest Of
the most fastidious lockers and cautious
buyers. Having bought his stock on the
most favorable terms and ct tho lowest
prices. he Offers
Extra Inducements
to cash customees, and will even make
reasonable prices and agreeable terms to
well-kDOwn responsible parties desiring
to purchase on time.
Agent for Daniel Pratt Improved Re-
volving- Head Cotton Gin. Eldridge Sew
ing Machines, and Storms Fertilizers aud
Raw Bono Super.fhosphstes.
Patronage solicited in the Receiving
and Forwarding Business.
At Willismsville. IN tho west side Of
the river, 10y we'll known aud popular
salesman. Mr.. Aurilius Smith, desires in-
sreciiOm If our huge stock of goods Of
every character, aud 1slsci..,iy Pixies Old
Bourbon aud Sour Mash Whiskios, Fine
Brandics, Best Wines, aud 9reat variety
of Canned Goods.
While this house lives We a, AN business.
Life 10 too short for ATTEMPTS aud pre-
lenses that end in nothing. Cou are again
urgently invited 10 call and inspect at
PIKE's PEAK aud WIILIAN,SvIILk When
you want bargains-
jy23 J. H. WILLIAMS.